Reborn To Marry The Disabled Billionaire

Chapter 4

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ffed out his chest. He turned his attention to the man in the

or everyone in the front pews to hear. "How are you supposed t

onnie's father started forward, his face red with

ement. It was a sound of

air out of the room. "A pathetic little man," he said, his voice calm and lethal. "Th

a snarl. His pride shattered, he lunged, rea

d never

body coiled and struck. His left hand shot out, a viper of f

ilence of the altar, sharp and brutal en

es buckled. He crashed to the marble floor of the altar, fo

ed this. No one could have imagined the raw, brutal strength

angled gasp escaping her lips. Her ey

, a blinding strobe effect capturi

sobbed, tears of pain and humiliation streaming

his voice a low, deadly whisper, "and

wheelchair and placing her hands firmly on his shoulde

could hear, she bre

nto the floor like a puppet with its strings c

t and dragging him, kicking and screaming, out of the churc

ed a fly. He turned his head slightly to look up at Bonnie, and for the f

ammering, asked, "Shall

ommanded, his tone leavi

y steady as she slid the heavy platinum band onto Ar

to stand. He simply took her hand, turned it over, and pressed his lips to the ba

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“Bonnie Galvan woke up to the suffocating scent of lilies, staring at the mirror in the exact same seven-figure wedding dress she had worn seven years ago. In the doorway stood her so-called best friend Itzel and her secret lover Erwin, desperately urging her to elope. They warned her that her soon-to-be husband, the billionaire Arlington Townsend, was a crippled monster, and marrying him would ruin her life forever. In her previous life, she blindly believed their lies and ran away from the altar. Because of her public betrayal, the ruthless Townsend family completely bankrupted her father's company in retaliation. Erwin and Itzel swooped in as her saviors, only to steal whatever was left of her family's wealth and power. When she was finally stripped of her value, Erwin pushed her down an icy mountain slope during a brutal blizzard. With a shattered ankle, she could only watch as Itzel smirked and Erwin coldly walked away, leaving her to be buried alive under the freezing snow. As her lungs burned and her heart gave out in the agonizing cold, she was consumed by hatred. Why did the man who swore to protect her and the friend she trusted with her life plot so meticulously to destroy her? Opening her eyes again, Bonnie was back in the bridal suite, minutes before the ceremony. This time, she didn't run. She walked straight down the aisle, looked the terrifying Arlington Townsend in the eye, and firmly said her vows. "I do."”